Fonds consists of the evaluation report on the Faculty of Social Welfare (1976), issues of the faculty newsletter (1981), administrative records of the Faculty of Social Work (196?-199?), and annual reports (1991-1993).
Fonds consists of personal and professional records created and collected by Dr. Bob Hatfield. The fonds relate to the many aspects of his career as an internist, professor, researcher and lecturer. The fonds also contains records created during Dr. Hatfield's tenure on the Palliative Care Committee Program and as President of the Alberta Medical Association. The fonds is arranged into four Series: (1) Medical practice, professional service, scholarly activities and recognition (2) Personal and professional correspondence (3) Personal records and (4) Photographs.
The fonds consists of records created or collected by Dr. Hatfield that relate to his professional education and medical practice, and includes records pertaining to Dr. Hatfield's service to his professional community, and at the provincial and federal levels. The fonds also contains records reflecting Dr. Hatfield's activities in the United Church and his numerous personal affiliations with other organizations and societies. These records include personal correspondence, medical training notes and research papers, certificates of recognition for professional and personal service, teaching and lecture materials, speeches, presentations and sermons. The fonds also includes records created or collected during Dr. Hatfield's tenure on the Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies, consisting of correspondence, briefs and presentations, research records and reference materials.
Fonds consists of correspondence, business proposals, financial records, Sunridge Management Committee minutes, Department of Family Medicine Executive Committee minutes, University of Calgary Business meeting minutes, mission and vision statements, undergraduate objective and curricula, material on the Rural Family Physicians program, annual reports, and issues of the Department of Family Medicine Foothills Hospital Newsletter, Department of Family Medicine Faculty Newsletter, and Department of Family Medicine Newsletter.
University of Calgary. Department of Family Medicine
Fonds consists of records created and collected by William Aberhart over approximately thirty five years. It contains speeches and publications pertaining to his political career and research notes, sermons and other material pertaining to his involvement with the Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute, the "Back to the Bible Hour" and other groups as well as correspondence with his niece, Irene (Aberhart) Barrett and other associated material. The fonds is arranged into three series, including (I) Political speeches, 1932-1943, (II) Spiritual works, ca.1902-1943 (predominant ca.1918-1943) and (III) Irene (Aberhart) Barrett series, ca. 1885-1943. The fonds also contains two hats owned by Premier Aberhart -- a top hat worn by Aberhart during the Queen's visit to Edmonton, and a bowler hat.
Fonds consists of letters to Littleton Powys, Francis L. Powys, Theodore Francis Powys and others, relating personal news, and discussing various topics. Many correspondents not identified.
Fonds consists of transcripts of interviews ([196-], 1966 June-1967 August) with Evelyn Sparrow Plunkett (b. 1886), Mona Sparrow (b. 1895) and Francis Devereau (Frank) Sparrow (b. 1891); excerpts from two letters (1966 December 12 - 1967 January 15), written by Bernard Roy (Buck) Sparrow (1892-1967), describing A.C. Sparrow's ranches; brief notes on A.C. Sparrow by his grandson Lawrence Sparrow; and interview with Zita Burns Coughlin, relating to the Sparrow family. Interviews describe day to day life in Calgary from the 1880s to about 1920, including social customs and events; education at Sacred Heart Convent; friendships with other early pioneers, such as the Burns family; medical care; entertainment; and trips to Cochrane, Banff and Fort Macleod. Includes name index.
Fonds consists of letters from family and friends; memorabilia; material relating to the Ranchmen's Club; diary, 1906-1913, written by Katherine Ballentine Coutts (1855-1929), G.B. Coutts's mother, in the same volume with text on legal matters which is in a different and unidentified hand, possibly that of John B. Coutts, G.B. Coutts's father; and letters and newsclippings removed from books donated to the University of Calgary Library from G.B. Coutts's book collection.
Fonds consists of business and personal correspondence; photographs; newsclippings; Macleod and Cross family genealogical material; diaries; notebooks; material relating to M.J. Dover's service as an officer in the C.W.A.C; biographical material; reports, probably received while a Calgary alderman; and other miscellaneous material.
